| Do you want to make a multi-boot USB? Do you want to have multiple operating systems on a USB drive used to install or restore other systems? Do you want to boot from a USB drive and use multiple operating systems? This article can meet your needs Require. Let's take a look at these two implementations. |
Do you want to make a multi-boot USB? Do you want to have multiple operating systems on a USB drive used to install or restore other systems? Do you want to boot from a USB drive and use multiple operating systems? This article can meet your needs Require. Let's take a look at these two implementations.
1. MultiSystemDD makes multi-boot USB on Linux or Windows system
1. Download the latest version of MultiSystem.
2. Use Ubuntu's Archive Manager to open Script ( script ).
3. Unzip install-depot-multiboot.sh to a folder, such as your Desktop. (Alternatively, you can download the installation files (.deb and .rpm) for each distribution from this link here http://multibootusb.org/download/ . You can also install multibootusb directly using your preferred package manager.
4. Double-click install-depot-multiboot.sh from the desktop, and select the “Run in Terminal” option to install.
5. Insert the target USB drive
6. Start the MultiBoot script from the launcher . You can find it under Accessories.
7. Select the USB device from the list and click "Confirm".
8. Drag and drop the ISO file to the window to add the distribution.
Repeat the process to add more ISO files.
You can restart your PC, set the boot menu to boot from a USB device, and select the distribution you want to boot.
NOTE: You can uninstall distros on a multiboot USB. To do this, you have to select a distribution from the list, then select the "Uninstall Distro" button. The Review Selection window will pop up for you to confirm. Click the Yes button to remove the installed distribution. A progress bar will indicate the progress of the uninstallation process. After successfully uninstalling the selected distribution, you'll see a completion message.
2. XBOOTDD makes multi-boot USB on Windows system
Download the latest version of XBOOT from here.
No installation required. Unzip and run XBOOT.
Drag and drop some ISO files to the XBOOT window.
Then choose Create USB.
Select the USB drive from the drop-down list.
Select your preferred boot loader to use.
Click OK to start creating.
You can restart your PC, set the boot menu to boot from a USB device, and choose which distribution you want to boot.
conclusion
Now, you can easily create a multi-boot USB based on the operating system you already have, and achieve various uses you need. There are also other tools that can be used to make a multiboot USB. You can also try other tools, such as YUMI and SARDU, which have corresponding Windows versions.